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Timorous

usgb/ˈtɪmərəs/Volume
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Negative ConnotationPlay
The term 'timorous' often implies a lack of courage or confidence, not just fear. SlideHis timorous demeanor at the meeting suggested he was unprepared.
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Subtle EmotionPlay
'Timorous' can indicate a discreet or gentle fear, not necessarily overwhelming terror. SlideThe kitten's timorous glance at the dog conveyed its subtle unease.
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Literary UsagePlay
'Timorous' is more common in literary or descriptive contexts, rather than casual conversation. SlideThe timorous whispers of the forest at night painted a haunting picture.
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